Anil Singhvi Market Strategy: Zee Business Managing Editor Anil Singhvi expects support for the headline Nifty50 index at 24,200-24,300 levels and a strong buy zone at 24,075-24,175 levels on Monday, May 5. For the Nifty Bank, Singhvi expects support at 54,575-54,725 levels and a strong buy zone at 54,175-54,400 levels.
Read on to learn about the market wizard’s views for the day.
How market guru Anil Singhvi sums up trade setup this morning:
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Global: Positive
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FII: Positive
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DII: Positive
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F&O: Neutral
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Sentiment: Positive
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Trend: Positive
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FII long positions unchanged 47 per cent as before Friday’s session
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Nifty put-call ratio (PCR) at 0.91 vs 1.16
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Nifty Bank PCR unchanged at 0.94
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Volatility gauge India VIX unchanged at 18.26
The market wizard sees a higher zone at 24,500-24,600 levels and a profit-booking zone at 24,650-24,750 levels for the headline index.
For the banking index, he sees a higher zone at 55,475-55,675 levels and a strong sell zone at 55,950-56,075 levels.
Should you buy even if the Nifty50 makes a gap-up start of 100 points?
- Yes, even a gap-up start to Monday’s session can be viewed as a buying opportunity
- Wait for the first dip in initial trade to enter
- Nif50 may strengthen further after a sustained move above the 24,500 mark
- The next significant target for the index seems to be placed in the 24,650-24,850 range
ANIL SINGHVI MARKET STRATEGY | How to trade Nifty Bank and Nifty50?
For existing long positions:
- Nifty intraday stop loss at 24,150 and closing stop loss at 24,050
- Nifty Bank intraday and closing stop loss at 54,700
For existing short positions:
- Nifty intraday stop loss at 24,500 and closing stop loss at 24,400
- Nifty Bank intraday stop loss at 55,500 and closing stop loss at 55,700
For new positions in Nifty50:
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Buy Nifty for targets of 24,450, 24,500, 24,550, 24,575, 24,640 and 24,665 with a stop loss at 24,150
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Aggressive traders can sell Nifty in the 24,550-24,650 range with a strict stop loss at 24,750 for targets of 24,500, 24,465, 24,400, 24,365, 24,335 and 24,300
For new positions in Nifty Bank:
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The best range to buy Nifty Bank is 54,575-54,725 with a stop loss at 54,400 for targets of 54,975, 55,075, 55,125, 55,175, 55,250 and 55,300
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Aggressive traders can buy Nifty Bank with a strict stop loss at 54,900 for targets of 55,300, 55,375, 55,450, 55,575, 55,675 and 55,950
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Aggressive traders can sell Nifty Bank in the 55,475-55,675 range with a strict stop loss at 55,750 for targets of 55,375, 55,300, 55,250, 55,175, 55,100 and 55,000
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- Already in ban: RBL Bank
- New in ban: None
- Out of ban: None
Result Reviews
SBI
- Results slightly positive
- Operating profit up 10 per cent
- Loan growth stable at 12%
- Balance sheet strong
- Buy SBI futures near support at Rs 781; a higher level is expected at Rs 818
Kotak Mahindra Bank
- Numbers below estimates
- 3-4 per cent EPS downgrade
- Internals weak
- Sell Kotak Mahindra Bank futures for targets of Rs 2,145, Rs 2,120 and Rs 2,080 with a stop loss at Rs 2,222
Indian Bank
- Results are a mixed bag
- Asset quality better
- However, slippages have increased
- Indian Bank futures have support at Rs 532 and a higher expected level at Rs 570
Marico
- Volume growth strong
- Stable performance
- Marico looks better than other FMCG companies
- Buy Marico futures for targets of Rs 712, Rs 718 and Rs 723 with a stop loss at Rs 681
DMart
- Results weak on all parameters
- 6-8 per cent EPS cut
- Margin pressure due to huge competition
- Sell D-Mart futures for targets of Rs 3,940, Rs 3,850 and Rs 3,825 with a stop loss at Rs 4,122
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